Thesis Work on Post-Fault Recovery Stability of AI Data Center in Weak Grids
Technology, Data & Digital · Software & Web Development · Software Engineering
In short
Responsibilities
- Examine how UPS converter dynamics, DC-link behavior, battery support, and protection logic affect system stability during recovery after grid faults.
- Review state of the art in power-electronic-dominated datacenter grid integration and identify gaps in post-fault recovery understanding.
- Identify key parameters (grid strength, loading, converter limits, controller tuning, protection settings) that determine safe recovery.
- Derive a safe post-fault recovery envelope mapping stable vs. unstable operating regions.
Requirements
- Strong energy engineering background.
- Strong interest in solving emerging real-world problems.
- Background in power systems, power electronics, or control engineering.
- Motivation to solve real-world grid integration problems using dynamic modeling and stability analysis.
- Familiarity with simulation tools (PSPSCAD, PowerFactory, or MATLAB/Simulink).
Benefits
- 5 months thesis work (January 2027-June 2027).
- 30 ECTS credits.
- Located at ABB Corporate Research (Västerås).
Skills
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Experience Level
Student
Locations
Vaesteras, Sweden
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